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id assume so. my husband was an independent contractor last year (which is basically what we are?) and he got to write off all his tools he bought at home depot and stuff! tools of the trade baby!
i wonder if we could buy ourselves new computers too! 
new rigs for all!
pretty sure unless you have over then 12k in deductions you can't claim shitid assume so. my husband was an independent contractor last year (which is basically what we are?) and he got to write off all his tools he bought at home depot and stuff! tools of the trade baby!
I can be pretty crafty... I mean I work from home so rent counts, right? /s
I am not a tax person, but maybe. Same thing as a carpenter writing off a hammer I would assume. I think there might be limits or something but again, I'm NOT a tax person.
I think you can only do a % of the total price every year or something? It also has to be 100% for work only or something too iirc.id assume so. my husband was an independent contractor last year (which is basically what we are?) and he got to write off all his tools he bought at home depot and stuff! tools of the trade baby!
huh? I claim a percentage of my internet bill, I claimed my new work computer when I first got it, and I'm going to claim my computer repair bills for this year. There isn't a minimum.
technically if you have a dedicated space in which you work, yes, you can deduct the % square footage that you use. its also how you get the attention of the tax man.
you can do a percentage of it if it isn't 100% for work. Like my internet, I use for work about 70% of the time, so I claim 70% of my internet expenses.
A portion of it might be, consistent with the work space you actually use for the work.
I have never ran into this after 8 years of doing self employed taxes.
my living room (largest in the apt) is now my dedicated working space. Nothing else may be done here but work...
Thanks for the clarification. I only vaguely remembered parts of things
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Home office deduction went away with the tax reform I believe, I could be remembering incorrectly though.
you can claim a home office deduction if you have a room dedicated solely to work. if you're just set up in your living room, then no.
my tax lady told me i could claim 85% of the internet bill, any computer parts or repairs, and any mileage traveling to get those parts or repairs (the nearest good computer store is a hour away from here)
im sure different states have different rules as well though in california you can also claim your workspace and youll get money back for rent!
Oh, I wasn't even thinking about different states. oops. I thought it depended on federal laws, not state. I'm dumb.
), and purposeful!